Giúp với ạ Task 10. Cho dạng đúng của động từ trong ngoặc.,1. I (do)_____it for you tomorrow.,2. My father (call)_____you in 5 minutes.,3. We believe that she (recover)_____from her illness soon.,4. I promise I (return)_____to school on time.,5. If it rains, he (stay)_____at home.,6. You (take) me to the zoo this weekend?,7. I think he (not come)_____ back his hometown.

Question

Giúp với ạ  Task 10. Cho dạng đúng của động từ trong ngoặc.,1. I (do)_____it for you tomorrow.,2. My father (call)_____you in 5 minutes.,3. We believe that she (recover)_____from her illness soon.,4. I promise I (return)_____to school on time.,5. If it rains, he (stay)_____at home.,6. You (take) me to the zoo this weekend?,7. I think he (not come)_____ back his hometown.

Accepted Answer

I (do) will do it for you tomorrow.

"Tomorrow" indicates a future action. "Will do" is used for simple future tense, often for promises or spontaneous decisions.

My father (call) will call you in 5 minutes.

"In 5 minutes" indicates a future action happening very soon. "Will call" is used for simple future.

We believe that she (recover) will recover from her illness soon.

"Soon" indicates a future event. "Believe" suggests an expectation about the future. "Will recover" expresses a prediction or expectation.

I promise I (return) will return to school on time.

"Promise" is a strong indicator for using "will" to express a future commitment or intention.

If it rains, he (stay) will stay at home.

This is a Type 1 Conditional sentence (first conditional). The "if" clause (condition) uses the simple present tense ("rains"), and the main clause (result) uses the simple future tense ("will stay"). It describes a real and possible situation in the future.

You (take) Will you take me to the zoo this weekend?

This is a question asking about a future intention or plan. "Will you take...?" is the correct structure for a question in the simple future tense.

I think he (not come) won't come back his hometown.

"I think" expresses an opinion or a prediction about the future. The negative form of "will come" is "will not come" or "won't come."